Cleveland Heights High School - Caldron Yearbook (Cleveland Heights, OH)

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S - ix 4 ElGl-ITS today-America tomorrow! With this thought in mind the class of 1943 leaves Heights, after having suc- cessfully completed three years of hard Work, backed by loyal- ty, faith, friendships, and school spirit. This great school spirit, which has always been foremost in the hearts of graduating seniors, is now being replaced by a greater feeling of patriot- ism that has already united the youth in thousands of other similar schools. For it is not only Heights' seniors, but the youth of all America, that are looking forward with hope and determination to the post-war world of peace and democracy. Not all of them will shoulder a gun or sail the seas, but each member of this class will march forward to join the ranks' of a fighting America which is so gallantly carrying forth the torch of freedom.

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PRESIDENT. Popular, friendly, and persevering, MARK PRESIDENT. To tall, blond, and bashful BILL LINDQUIST goes the honor of being vice-president of the January class. Bill has combined many interests to make the record which he has held during his three years at Heights, but his main one is to become a big-league baseball player. VICE-PRESIDENT. Vice-president of the January class is friendly TOM ROGERS. Most of us know Tom through his active participation on the swimming and track teams, and also as president of the Combined Hi-Y. His pleasant and friendly personality has won him much popularity with his felow stu- dents. SECRETARY. ELAINE ELDRIDGE, the attractive blonde secre- tary, is known for her friendly and cheery personality. Always ready with a friendly greeting for everyone she has at many times proved her worth by her active participation in the clubs BILL TQM to which she belongs. LINDQUIST ROGERS TREASURER. Blonde, blue-eyed DoRo'rHY HANGER is the ELAINE DGROTHY busy treasurer of this class. Her membership in many clubs ELDRIDGE HANGER and activities, however, does not stop her from obtaining a high scholastic record. Aside from her other interests Dot also spends much of her time on the Military Honor Roll. O'NEILL can always be found working out the details of some project long after the school's doors have been locked and the heat shut off for the evening, Three times president of his class, this peppy leader is interested in everything from sports to dramatics. When not seen blazing through the corridors to a class, or an activity, he can be heard performing his duties as student announcer. VICE-PRESIDENT. Likeable DAVE BARRETT, vice-president of the senior class, has had many interests at Heights. Some of his activities include the Caldron Staff, National Honor Society. Secretary of Gamma Hi-Y, and Symphony Orchestra. Dave hopes to be at Case next year to further his education along a line that will help in the winning of the war. SECRETARY. If MARGARET BALLENTINE doesn't some day become a secretary, it won't be because she ha3n't had prac- tical experience. She is secretary of Inter-Club Council, secretary of Senior Literary Club, as well as secretary of the senior class. Aside from these activities Margaret is a fun-loving, friendly senior. TREASURER. Music and sports, two of the chief interests of live- ly OLIVER HENDERSON, keep him constantly busy at I .9 J Z, mv 'R 'ft an ' ., ,W j f. Heights. Aside from these, he is a member of the H-Club, a MARK DAVID noon movie guard, and vice-president of Gamma Hi-Y. Friend- OINEH-L BARRETT ly and good-natured Ollie has won the whole-hearted approval MARGARET QLIVER of his class, BALLENTINE HENDERSON 20